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August 02, 2006 | Comments: (0)
Ipswitch WS-FTP Pro 2007
We all know we should backup more often, but the question for the road weary warrior is whether you backup to that external USB hard drive and risk getting that stolen with the laptop or fight the battle on the recurring cost of a backup service. Especially when you have a perfectly good server back at the office. Ipswitch's WS-FTP Pro 2007 combines that FTP utility with some really spanky directory/file sync/compress/encrypt functions while making those files easier to find with both a local and remote file search capability.
During testing the only bump I ran across was that the remote file system auto-detect didn't figure out the Mac OSx machine quite right and mangled some installer files on my first download. Manually changing this to a UNIX file system fixed this issue. All in all a mighty fine file transfer utility that has grown up right along side the user community.
I give this package four thumbs up and am fine with a strong buy
recommendation...
| The familiar Windows Explorer feel is an old friend on the WS-FTP home page |
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You don't have to compromise anymore, do a backup to your office server with the backup wizard. |
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Encrypt confidential data with PGP or just PGP sign the file so that folks are absolutely sure it came from you. |
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If you like icons, change the view just like on Windows Explorer |
Pricing and Availability
WS_FTP Professional 2007 is available in English and German versions, and can be purchased directly from Ipswitch’s web site at www.ipswitch.com, as well as from Ipswitch’s worldwide partners, a directory of which can be found at www.ipswitch.com/partners. Volume discounts and site licenses are available.
About Ipswitch
Ipswitch develops and markets software that works for small and mid-sized businesses worldwide. More than 100 million people use Ipswitch software to communicate via Ipswitch Collaboration Suite, monitor their networks with Ipswitch WhatsUp®, and transfer files over the Internet using the market leading Ipswitch WS_FTP® Professional client and Ipswitch WS_FTP Server. To view the Ipswitch blog visit http://blogs.ipswitch.com. To read CEO Roger Greene’s blog visit http://blogs.ipswitch.com/greene/. Ipswitch values community involvement; visit http://icare.ipswitch.com to find out how to become involved. For product and sales information, write to info@ipswitch.com or visit http://www.ipswitch.com.
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WS_FTP and WhatsUp are registered trademarks of Ipswitch, Inc. All other product names are property of their respective owners.
Posted by Brian Chee on August 2, 2006 07:42 PM
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A late piece of information clarifying the remote search capability of WS-FTP:
WS_FTP Professional gives users the option of integrating with either Google, Copernic or Windows desktop search engines. I think the confusion is the “integration�. Windows search is pretty standard and comes installed on most computers. However, both Google and Copernic desktop search engines need to be installed by end-users separately from WS_FTP (they are both free products). If a user has Google and/or Copernic desktop search installed on their computer than they can seamlessly integrate to those engines from within WS_FTP Professional to search for files.
Chapter 7 of the attached Tools Guide goes into it in a bit more detail. I’ve also attached a high-level screenshot with callouts that show the Search button. Users can customize the top toolbar with whatever icons/features the use most often.
And a summary and screenshot can be found here: http://www.ipswitch.com/products/ws_ftp/features.asp
In the screenshot, you’ll notice the end user has the option to select Google, Copernic or Local (Local = Windows search). This means that the computer has Google and Copernic desktop searches installed.
On a side note, if you like the Tools Guide, we also have a Security Guide avail that provides more details about our security capabilities. Let me know if you’d also like that. Both docs provide details about some of the key product features.
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